Hasselblad A70-back-Any model which takes A12 will refuse it?

[3dreal]

If i dont err i have read of one or some cameras which can carry other A-backs will refuse to use A70-back. this report will not help
https://emulsive.org/reviews/camera...asselblad-a-magazine-3rd-generation-1994-2013

 

[EMULSIVE]

I have never heard of an Axx back being incompatible with any Hasselblad V-System camera.

 

[Nokton48]

Any camera that takes A12 back will take the A70.

 

[Theo Sulphate]

Is 70mm film still available?

 

[3dreal]

google for 70mm films. maco has its IR 400-30.6m and Ilford makes every year. check forum.

 

[Nokton48]

Is 70mm film still available?

I have 25-30 rolls of 70mm Kodak B&W (many flavors) in my deep freeze. All good and totally usuable. And some of the fresh Rollei 70mm stuff, too. Available in Germany and CHEAP

I have a very long 70mm thread over on RFF. Check it out if interested.

https://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=161383&page=21&highlight=70mm+fun

 

[Sirius Glass]

I have 25-30 rolls of 70mm Kodak B&W (many flavors) in my deep freeze. All good and totally usuable. And some of the fresh Rollei 70mm stuff, too. Available in Germany and CHEAP

I have a very long 70mm thread over on RFF. Check it out if interested.

https://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=161383&page=21&highlight=70mm+fun

Is the 70mm film perforated for the Hasselblad?

 

[gorbas]

Is the 70mm film perforated for the Hasselblad?

Depending of A70 magazine configuration it can be perforated or unperforated. Difference is in one wheel and its user interchangeable, as long as you have it.

 

[3dreal]

Is the 70mm film perforated for the Hasselblad?

fresh rollei 70mm and germany is not so precise.

 

[3dreal]

Any camera that takes A12 back will take the A70.

btw: E-backs will match A-cameras and viceversa. only E-backs electronics not working then.

 

[3dreal]

Depending of A70 magazine configuration it can be perforated or unperforated. Difference is in one wheel and its user interchangeable, as long as you have it.

One could use cut 70mm film(to 61.5mm/120/220) perforated on A70-backs. one must use a one-blade-cutter by xkaes. xkaes at aol dot com. and oneside-perforation must go through the cogwheel. only function: measure even spacing. there is a workaround about using Unperforated 70mm film in A70. see Nokton24-link to rangefinderforum.
simplest is using 70mm film and cut it before developping. but one can easily develop without special reels, but only about 172cm pieces(220-lenght). see also the mentioned very large thread. needed hours to go through but endless amount of hints.